Posted on Wednesday, February 19 2003 @ 15:56 CET by Thomas De MaesschalckThermalright SLK-700 Socket-A review
In terms of overclocking, I attempted to get by a couple of hurdles we've had with in our Athlon XP 2400+ review. One overclock that has always eluded us was the 15x166 OC. The other OC that has failed was 12.5x199. Unfortunently, we didn't have any more success. I should add that we did match the overclocks that the Swiftech MCX462+ managed.Review Link : Viper's Lair
Acoustipack sound reduction material
It greatly reduced all the harsh high pitched noise and vibration from both fans while at the same time reduced the overall sound by making it duller as such. This is a bit like describing wineReview Link : A1 Electronics
KT400 motherboards review
We have also included the Abit NF7-S nForce2 AMD Athlon XP motherboard which uses the nForce2 chipset so you can see the performance difference between KT400 & nForce2 chipset AMD Athlon XP motherboards.Review Link : A1 Electronics
Albatron Ti-4280PV GeForce 4 Ti4200 AGP 8X VGA
The highest working speed is 300Core/580Memory. I was not able to push the any higher without random lock ups. I was a bit surprised to see the memory hit its limit at 580 MHz, as our Leadtek GF4 Ti-4200 8X which uses 4ns Samsung can be overclocked 610 MHz. Maybe we got lucky with the Leadtek.Review Link : Overclockers New Zealand
